In a dispute over hunting spoils, this man killed his stepbrother Bekhter, this man's wife, Borte, was once captured by Merkits, and her son Jochi was unable to assume power after this man's death. His father Yesükhei, the leader of the Borjigin clan, was poisoned by [*] Tatars. With the help of Jamuka, who eventually became a rival, and Arslan, this conqueror of the Khwarezmian Empire united 50 tribes in his homeland and founded a capital at Karokoram.  For 10 points, name this successful conqueror of most of China, Eastern Europe, and the Mongolian Steppe, the first Khan.
In a dispute over hunting spoils, this man killed his stepbrother Bekhter, this man's wife, Borte, was once captured by Merkits, and her son Jochi was unable to assume power after this man's death. His father Yesükhei, the leader of the Borjigin clan, was poisoned by [*] Tatars. With the help of Jamuka, who eventually became a rival, and Arslan, this conqueror of the Khwarezmian Empire united 50 tribes in his homeland and founded a capital at Karokoram.  For 10 points, name this successful conqueror of most of China, Eastern Europe, and the Mongolian Steppe, the first Khan.
In a dispute over hunting spoils, this man killed his stepbrother Bekhter, this man's wife, Borte, was once captured by Merkits, and her son Jochi was unable to assume power after this man's death.
{Genghis} Khan [accept {Chingis Khan}; accept {Temujin}]